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St Denys' Church, east Hatley c.1910 (Cambridgeshire Collection)

St Denys’ Church, East Hatley

History of St Denys

Listed Building

Former parish church, now redundant. C13 nave and chancel mostly rebuilt 1874 by W Butterfield. (Historic England)

St Denys’ was rebuilt in 1874. By 1959 the church was considered unsafe and closed. The grave yard is still in use and the the church building has been designated a nature reserve for bats and owls. (Vanishing Cambridgeshire p.120)

Just how was St Denis’ saved?

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